Third-party evidence of contemporaneous oral agreements may establish variations to written contractual terms where their interests are affected. Persons who are neither parties to a written instrument nor their representatives in interest may prove facts indicating a contemporaneous agreement that ... Summary
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Third-party evidence of contemporaneous oral agreements may establish variations to written contractual terms where their interests are affected.
Persons who are neither parties to a written instrument nor their representatives in interest may prove facts indicating a contemporaneous agreement that varies its terms. The restriction against using oral evidence to alter written contractual terms continues to bind the contracting parties themselves. An affected third party may establish a collateral oral agreement.
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